Schedule of Classes
Summer 2025
Session 1
5 Week Session: June 16, 2025 - July 20, 2025
7 Week Session: June 16, 2025 - August 3, 2025
10 Week Session: June 16, 2025 - August 24, 2025
Session 2
5 Week Session: July 21, 2025 – August 24, 2025
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Fall 2025
September 1, 2025 - January 4, 2026
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Common Course Numbering
Starting Fall 2025, some course numbering will change to align with statewide standards.
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Old Course |
New Course |
Effective |
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COMM 101 Public Speaking |
COMM C1000 Introduction to Public Speaking |
Fall 2025 |
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ENGLISH 101 College Reading and Composition I |
ENGL C1000 Academic Reading and Writing |
Fall 2025 |
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ENGLISH 103 Composition and Critical Thinking |
ENGL C1001 Critical Thinking and Writing |
Fall 2025 |
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POL SCI 001 The Government of the United States |
POLS C1000 American Government and Politics |
Fall 2025 |
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PSYCH 001 Introductory Psychology |
PSYC C1000 Introduction to Psychology |
Fall 2025 |
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MATH 227 Statistics |
STAT C1000 Introduction to Statistics |
Fall 2025 |
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MATH 227S Statistics with Support |
STAT C1000E Introduction to Statistics |
Fall 2025 |
Changes Coming Summer/Fall 2025
Payment Fee Policy
Starting Summer 2025, pay your fees on time or make financial arrangements with the college to avoid being dropped.
Cal-GETC
Starting Fall 2025, UC and CSU transfer requirements will be streamlined. Meet with a counselor to see how this affects you.
Associate Degrees for Transfer
Starting Fall 2025, if you plan on earning an ADT degree, you will need to develop an education plan before completing 15 units.
Need help?
Our Welcome Center is a one-stop location where new, returning, and continuing students can find information on the college’s requirements, academic programs, and directions to various student support services on campus with the purpose of meeting individual academic and career goals.
Student Services Building E1, Room 189 • welcomecenter@elac.edu • (323) 780-6800
Pathways
Find out which classes you need to complete a degree or certificate.
Acquire the skills you need to serve your community, by specializing in law enforcement, corrections, forensics, public safety planning, disaster response, and administration of justice.
Express your creativity visually through drawing, painting, photography, image editing, digital art, and more. Study all aspects of performing arts, including dance, music, and theatre production. Acquire design techniques and principles for practical uses of art, such as architectural design, costume design and stage design.
Start or advance an adaptable career and academic path that can be applied to nearly every industry. Programs focus on management, office technology (hardware & software), accounting, law, real estate, entrepreneurship, logistics, economics, marketing, and computer systems.
If you haven’t yet decided on a major or if you need foundational skills to achieve college success, this is an excellent pathway for you. There are courses for students with basic to advanced skills, including classes to help students learn English, sharpen reasoning and communication skills, and navigate steps to college success. If you are unsure what you’d like to major in, acquire a breadth of knowledge in an area of interest to you- Social Sciences, Natural Sciences, or Arts and Humanities- to help you determine your focused academic and career path.
Acquire the knowledge and skills you need in healthcare by pursuing a career as a nurse, EMT, personal trainer, and more. Gain skills in non-clinical support services, such as health information coding and billing, that support healthcare practices and enhance patient care.
Expand and practice your reading/writing skills to successfully communicate and express yourself through speaking and writing. Discover new and exciting channels of communication. Study a new or familiar language and culture to improve your communication skills and to prepare you for career and travel opportunities.
Acquire the knowledge and skills to facilitate children’s academic and personal development. Explore philosophical questions and learn about the psychological processes underlying human thought and behavior. Learn about how people and societies have transformed over the course of history, and about how gender, race, class, and sexuality intersect in the human experience. Learn about global issues, politics, and government as they relate to our own and other countries.